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Kota Coaching Factories Reflects A Deep Problem In Our Educational System

September 30, 2023

In Kafka’s Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa hates going to work, yet he feels responsible for his family’s well-being as his father’s business has collapsed and he is the only earning member of the family. The story begins with Samsa wondering how he has

MP Elections 2023: Caste Preferences Drive Politics In The Chambal Region

Vivek Mukherji

November 9, 2023

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Narratives of development and social justice fade into irrelevance inside the deep fault lines of caste equations that dominate the ravines and towns of the Chambal region in Madhya Pradesh (MP), which goes to the polls on November 17. If, in the

Hockey India Evading RTI Queries, Citing Exceptions Mentioned In Act

Jayanta Bhattacharya

October 31, 2023

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Hockey India has refused to share details about expenses related to its award functions over the years and with regard to its CEO’s duties, responsibilities, powers, and remuneration, according to an RTI activist. In his RTI application, lawyer Subhash Chandra Aggrawal included

Relief Camps Turn Into Serious Health Concern Five Months Into Manipur Ethnic Violence

Ninglun Hanghal

October 12, 2023

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More than five months into the Manipur ethnic violence, which shows no signs of abating, thousands of displaced people are still languishing in relief camps. In Churachandpur, the tribal hill district which has been the hotbed of the ongoing turmoil, the maximum

The MSP Battle Remains Unresolved Even As India’s Greatest Agriculture Scientist Breathed His Last

Jayanta Bhattacharya

October 9, 2023

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Even as farmer unions are aggressively seeking minimum support price (MSP) as per the recommendation of the Swaminathan Commission, the Union Government has on several occasions claimed to be abiding by its suggestions. The concerns raised by farmers “mainly related to (a)

G20 Summit: The fine art of creating a media vacuum goes global

Jayanta Bhattacharya

September 15, 2023

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Representatives of the international press corps who converged to cover the G20 Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi were content with facilities at the sparkling, sprawling media centre. What they lacked was access to first-hand information. One such journalist from an Asian country

India Scores Three Wins At The G20 Summit, But It Was All About One Man

Vivek Mukherji

September 11, 2023

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After much back-and-forth, the G20 Summit under India’s presidency was finally able to hammer out the text and content of the joint statement, known as the G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration. It’s a significant win for Indian diplomacy, especially since the previous

The Great Data Heist: The Digital Personal Data Protection Act Incentivises Building Of A Surveillance State

Manan Kumar

August 25, 2023

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During the recently concluded monsoon session of Parliament, the government rammed through several key pieces of legislation amid repeated disruptions due to the opposition’s demand for a debate on the ethnic violence in Manipur that broke out on May 3. Crucial among

Is The Index Cited By The PM on August 15 An Accurate Measure of Acute Poverty?

Vivian Fernandes

August 21, 2023

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One hundred and thirty-five million of “my fellow poor brothers and sisters have broken free from the chains of poverty and entered the new middle class” during his first five-year term, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared in his Independence Day address to

Human Trafficking: The Alarming Case Of India’s Missing Girls And Women

Jayanta Bhattacharya

August 7, 2023

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On July 30, India, along with the rest of the world, marked the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. The theme for 2023 was ‘Reach Every Victim of Trafficking, Leave No One Behind’. Ironically, just four days earlier, the government stated in

Access to medicines: Caught between expensive patented drugs and low-quality generics

Kalyan Chatterjee

August 4, 2023

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Patients in India, especially the poor with limited access to healthcare, are caught between the devil and the deep sea. They cannot afford the exorbitantly priced patented medicines offered by global ‘big pharma.’ For that matter, even most people in prosperous countries

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Kota Coaching Factories Reflects A Deep Problem In Our Educational System

Hockey India Evading RTI Queries, Citing Exceptions Mentioned In Act

Relief Camps Turn Into Serious Health Concern Five Months Into Manipur Ethnic Violence

The MSP Battle Remains Unresolved Even As India’s Greatest Agriculture Scientist Breathed His Last

G20 Summit: The fine art of creating a media vacuum goes global

India Scores Three Wins At The G20 Summit, But It Was All About One Man

The Great Data Heist: The Digital Personal Data Protection Act Incentivises Building Of A Surveillance State

Is The Index Cited By The PM on August 15 An Accurate Measure of Acute Poverty?

Human Trafficking: The Alarming Case Of India’s Missing Girls And Women

Access to medicines: Caught between expensive patented drugs and low-quality generics

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